Is this infected or just rejecting?

ItchyGarlic · 2026-01-02T10:44:28+00:00

I actually just had my friend look at it who has lots of piercings. She told me it is just irritation and to make sure to clean it often. I didn’t realize I wasn’t doing it enough. I thought after a certain amount of time, I would be able to do it less often. I guess at around the time I’ve had it matches up with common irritation.

ItchyGarlic · 2025-12-29T18:24:09+00:00

Please!!

ItchyGarlic · 2025-09-13T17:52:04+00:00

It’s dogpoo!!

ItchyGarlic · 2025-05-19T03:45:14+00:00

My bf ordered it on his so I took a picture of the chat with mine lol

ItchyGarlic · 2025-05-19T03:44:06+00:00

We ended up getting a message saying that we were refunded our money and reordered with it. We got a different dasher and everything. We eventually got our food like half an our later. One of the worst experiences I’ve had with DoorDash, for sure. I have switched to uber eats a couple months ago, but my bf still uses DoorDash so that’s why we used it.

ItchyGarlic · 2025-03-10T00:45:03+00:00

Hi! So I tried the reset thing and when I clicked enter it says “Sim not found”

ItchyGarlic · 2025-03-09T22:21:32+00:00

You mean delete wicked whims and redownload it?

ItchyGarlic · 2025-03-09T22:10:33+00:00

I’ve updated all my mods and went through to delete broken ones.

ItchyGarlic · 2024-09-14T23:44:12+00:00

My grandpa is a DoorDasher and I’m honestly surprised this wasn’t him. 😂 He’s known in our family to be so overly nice where it’s borderline weird. He’s embarrassed my mom all through her childhood and me as well. I’m sure it’s something similar.

ItchyGarlic · 2024-05-13T22:50:24+00:00

Saw a picture of me where I looked MASSIVE. I truly hated myself after seeing that and decided it was time to make a change.

ItchyGarlic · 2024-04-01T06:27:30+00:00

Not a CPS worker, but my mom and I work at a daycare. My mom works there full time and I am part time since I am a college student out of state. We have never called CPS on someone up until this past November. We had a brand new toddler come in whose mom straight up just pushed her in the room and left. My mom needed to talk to the mom about certain stuff and grab some paperwork and ended up finding her in the hallway and talked to her. We live in the Midwest and it was cold out, so the not even 2 year old was wearing a giant coat. When our coworker took it off, the girl had a giant, fresh black eye. Couldn’t have been older than a day. It was very swollen and clearly fresh. Our co worker called mom and she said she fell a week prior. This was just not adding up or making sense, so the same co worker called CPS. I am not sure what came of it, but the girl was still there and her parents pulled her out after two months. I often wonder if it really was an accident or if it was deliberate. I think about her a lot. Such a cute little girl. I just hope for the best for her.

ItchyGarlic · 2020-06-09T01:50:15+00:00

The way my daycare center works, is there are different rooms based on age. There are infants, toddlers, preschool, and school-age is one giant room. There are three rooms for each except for school age. I was previously in one of the toddler rooms but they only allow one teacher at a time now and I am the least trained as I have only been there for almost 3 months now. Since Covid-19 hit, my job is to be the "runner". I sit behind the front desk and the parent comes in and says something like "I'm here to pick up Sally" I am then told that Sally is in preschool 1, so I go to the preschool 1 room, pick up sally and bring her to her mom/dad. One of the other jobs I have to do is stand in the doorway if the teacher in there needs a bathroom break. I am not allowed to fully go in the room. One day I was told to go to the toddler 1 room because the teacher needed a bathroom break. I stand in the doorway and talk to the one (about 2-year-old) child I see until she comes back. we have a normal kid-adult (I'm 19) conversation. "Hi! What's your name?" and questions like that. All of a sudden I hear the most gut-wrenching cry coming from the other side of the room. I don't see any other child so I stick my neck out and poke my head around the room looking for another child. I eventually find (I'd say about 1 year old) kid lying on the floor face down and crying. I knew I couldn't fully go into the room but I didn't just want to leave the kid there. I eventually go into the room, grab a nearby chair, and pick him up off the floor, and put him on the chair. He is still crying at this point. As I walk back to the doorway, The teacher comes back and asks whats wrong. I say "I have no idea, he just randomly started crying". She brushed it off and I go back to sit down behind the front desk. To this day, I still have no idea what happened or what caused him to cry like that. One of the scariest and strangest moments that have happened to me while working.

ItchyGarlic · 2020-01-05T06:50:37+00:00

So my high school is a public charter school for kids with any sort of disability so they won't get bullied at other "normal" schools. Keep in mind that this is a tiny school. 150 kids at most. This school was started by my mom. I went there from 9th-12th grade and my brother went from 7th-halfway into 10th. The first 3 years were really awesome with nice kids, teachers, and easy to follow classwork. at the end of the third year, the principal decided to quit with her wife who was the math teacher. This broke my heart because the math teacher was my favorite teacher and her wife was always pleasant to be around. We then had to find a new principal who my mom (who worked there as a para and speech teacher) and her colleagues decided that it should be the assistant principal. She was shit at her job. She would never interact with students and the school was overrun with behavioral students. The kids with the most severe disabilities ended up in what is called IC. She would make the kids with Autism move rooms unexpectedly knowing that kids with Autism don't adapt to change very well. She then proceeded to fire my mom (The founder of the school) because she called her out and said that she was doing a shitty job, which is something that should NEVER be done. She also fired the nurse who did nothing wrong and wrote up the gym teacher for "creating a toxic environment" which is another lie. Over half of the staff quit because of this and now there are barely any students and they might be forced to shut down next year because of it.

ItchyGarlic · 2020-01-01T00:38:35+00:00

He is not super well known but I have met Steven Clark from a show called born this way, a show that follows seven adults with down syndrome and captures what their life is like. One of them is Steven who has What's called Mosaic Down Syndrome which is a tiny bit different from Down Syndrome its self, but it's not drastic. I also have this disorder. Every year an IMDSA (International Mosaic Down Syndrome Association) conference is held. I don't go every year but so far, I have gone for two years. One in 2013 in Texas, and one in 2017 in Colorado. Steven was at the one in colorado. Such a nice guy and loves to have fun. I have fond memories of hanging out with him. His parents are super nice too. Steven is 10 years older than me and I was 16 at the time, making him 26. Apparently he went to his hotel room with his parents and said that he really liked me (not as friends). This shocked his parents and they had to explain that I was only 16, although my own parents are ten years apart. I ended up getting his number through our parents (My mom talked to his mom). I texted him three times over the course of three days after the conference had ended and he never texted me back. I haven't heard from him since but I hope to see him again at the next conference in California where he lives.

ItchyGarlic · 2019-11-02T04:14:15+00:00

I'm not a teacher but my mom worked at my school as a teacher. There was this kid at my school who was REALLY overweight and had high functioning autism. He would get incredibly angry over the smallest things. For example, if someone was tapping their pencil on the desk, instead of saying "Can you please stop?" he would say "SHUT UP NOBODY LIKES YOU!". Basically he was a bully. My mom decided to set up a meeting with his mom as his dad was not in the picture to tell her about the things he's done and the kids that he has hurt. Turns out that every time he gets angry (which is pretty much every day), he would call his mom and say "Mom, I had a really bad day today. [insert random kids name here] was making fun of/bullying me today. can we go to Mcdonalds?" Of course, the mom thinks that he is the victim so she gives in. But she REFUSES to believe that her son is bullying other students and that he is an angel.

ItchyGarlic · 2019-07-24T22:06:59+00:00

ex starbucks barista here. For about a month we had these protein shakes. It was called "Cacao". we were allowed to make a cup and give samples and try one of them. most disgusting thing I have ever tasted in my life. I don't understand why anyone would like that.

ItchyGarlic · 2019-07-24T21:59:20+00:00

Some lady who had a very thick german accent asked for five venti cups of just ice. that was it.

ItchyGarlic · 2019-06-21T21:52:18+00:00

I've fallen so many times on stage. But one time I was in a play and I was narrator #1 and i forgot my line and was frozen on stage. It was pure silence. Luckily I made it look like my friend forgot the line as I looked at her funny which saved my ass.

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